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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-22
NIounusvllle.

Ed Brues left for Cincinnati Sunday.
Dorsey Blake has moved back to. town
from Pittsburgh.
Leander smallwood 10 looking for the
escaped convicta.
A new convlc. wis brought to the peni.
Tertiary Monday.
O. A. showacrs will leave for Wichita,
Kaneuc, Thursday.
Mrs. Ed. Conner will be buried at Mt.
Roso Cemetery to-day.
The frat sleighing OF the season was in.
dulged In here Sunday.
G,s. McEadden has Improved his stable
in the rear Of his hotel.
Tho new b, & o. bridge is completed
and Is q worry substantial structure.
O. R. Oldham will probably take charge
Of the postoiice some time next month.
Pilot Lee Anshulz plloted a small boat
down as lar as ClarinRton Sunday and 70.
turned the same evening.
Under the supe%rlntendeucy OF J. @.
Bardall tho Methodist Sunday School has
an average attendance Of nearly three
hundred.
Union services will be held at the simp.
son NJ. E. Church Thursday morning,
Rev. Mr.. Myers, OF the P Presbyterian
Church, will occupy the pulpit.
Mrs. L. D. Oressap was buried from the
residence Of Mr.. M. Duu yesterday. She
was q sister OF Mira, Dun and quite All
aged lady. 1uterment o. hit. Rose GENE.
terry.
]. W. Rogers Is the only original poet
Moundsville at p!egent affords. Some OF
his poems have considerable merit, as may
DO seen from the advertising cards cent out
by his firm.
The Trinity Guild will hold q bazaar at
tho residence OF Dr.. G. W. Bruce tonight,
the proceeds to 20 10 funds for the new
Episcopal church. Reoisations and mueic
will be feature Of tho occasion.
Rome Rankin was buried yesterday,
Rev. L. L. Stewart officiating. Mr.. Ran
kin was one Of Moundaville'a mos. intelli-
gent and beat educated young men. He
Iead law with Prosecuting Attorney
Meighen, and wss a gifted orator. His
absence in literary ~ciscles will BIO remarked
by thoso who arc interested in such work.
He was q member Of the Simpson NJ. E.
Church.
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THE pEADopY %INsTITurE.
Dir. Newell to Arrive T~o.day-The Arrange.
EE S.Nm ents Complete. .

". fuI GlNH.NaNh lhthtE SbiaAllutos WHHNHr"HF lNH."H
superintendent ", II. Anderson, Of the
public schools Of the city, received q dis.
patch yesterday from State superlntend.
ent Of Schools Morgan, announcing that
DR.. and Mira. M. A. Newell, Of Baltimore,
would arrive here this morning over the
B. K 0. road. Mr.. Anderson has engaged
quarters for them at the Mcclure, where
they can be found by their iriends this nf-
ternoon and during the balance Of their
atsy here. Prof.. I, E. White, snperin-
tendent Of the public schools Of Clncin.
natl, and father OF Mr.. A. B. White, ed.
tor Of tho Parkersburg Slate Journal, Is OK.
pected to arrive this evening, and he will
also be quartered ct tho McLurc.
Dr.. Newell and Prof. White arc two Of
the special instructors engaged for tho an.
nual Peabody Teachers Institute, which
Ia to convene horo tomorrow. DR.. New.
ell has been here before on a like GRAND,
and Ia well and fayorably known to the
teachers Of this county and vicinity Tor
whose benoft theae inatitutes arc held.
He 10 q cultured and accomplished gentle.
man, always entertaining and instructive,
and the teachers and others who attend
the institute arc 10 be congratulated that
no has been secured egain this year. Dr..
Newell is at tho head OF the State Normal
School in Baltimore.
Prof. White comes very highly spoken
Of, and 1t 10 predicted that he will be found
q pleading instructor.
Miss =. ]. Meholin, principal Of Clay
echool, Of this city, will DO another instruc'
tor Of note OF this institute. "Elocution'
will BE- her principal topic, and, as Ia well
known here, sho 10 q lady we'll qualified
to npeak learnedly on this important and
entertaining matter,
The instltute will open tomorrow morn.
ing In tho lecture room OF the Frat Prea'
byterian church. There will be morning
and afternoon sessions and q lecture IN
tho evening. Thuraday THANKSGIVING
Day. evening there will be q popular lee
tuIe and on Friday there will be day and
night aessiona. At the day sessions mu'
sic will be furnished by Bcholsra from the
several grammar rooms OF the city in the
evening the music will be rendered by
some Of tho leading musicians OF the city;
1t Ia believed tina. this coming institute
will be tho best in all respects that hat
ever been held hero. The schools will
close this evening for the balance OF the
week. All the teachers are expected t
attend tho sessions OF the institute; in
deed they should deem 1t a rare privilege
that they arc afforded an opportunity tc
acquire such valuable instruction az will
be offered. A number OF teachers from
surrounding points have signiued their in
~tention OF attending ut least come OF the
sessions. Tho public generally is also in
vited 10 be present.
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GEO. nj. sNOoK IL co.
GEO. NJ, HNOOH il co.
GEO, M. SHOOK
s. 60.

WI. .... 70 81. .|- .N
We have just purchased from
a leading manufacturer the bal
ance oil his stock Of Fall and
Winter Dress Goods at a great
reduction in price. This pur-
chase necessitates a cores
ponding reduction on all Dress
Goods in stock we, therefore,
commencing with to-day, pro
pose to offer everything in our
Dress Goods Department at
lower prices than have ever be-
fore been quoted on choice
goods. Our immense trade on
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a Non.Uoion Workman Done In.

Yesterdays Steuoenville Gazette tells OF
. difficulty OIL @ Pswity train at Wheeling
Junction saturdsy night, in which a work.
man at the Riverside glasa works at Wells.
burg was badly punished by o party OF
twelve or fifteen glass men from Lazaar.
vile, the punishment consulting Of neyersl
fearful cuts on his head, inflicted with a
black jack, one Of the cuts being go extern
give that the gcalp fall over his eyes. Pc.
licsman Bogard and Detective Love, ofthe
Panhandle, were both called % quellthor riot
sad it was with great difficulty that they
prevented the mon from killing the
''acab." They made no arrests and forgot
tho name OF tho injured man, who Mas
sent to his homo in Wellaburg. Tho man
who used tho black jack ia named DUFFY.
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Equnlizlng City 1'nScs,

The Council Board Of Equalization enc
Appeals met at the Public Building las,
evening, and considered o number Of peti
tons Tor reductions OF assessments ant
corrections Of orroneons assessments thai
have been handed in to Council since tho
Board held it's regular annual meeting las
May, and referred by Council to thu
Board. A number Of these petitions vert
acted upon, a few wero refused and othert
were referred 10 a special Subcommittee
Tor investigation. There wac s iull at,
tendance Of membOrs, md the business
Taa gotten out OF the way in 4 commend.
ably brief manner.
The Committee en- Rsal Estate moi eud
audited o number o! bills.
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MARTINS FERRY.
New Depot-Cemo.srriss-Denth and Other

New Depot-Csme.erriss-Dent and Othe;
Items.
George Larew, Of New Philadelphia, Il
in the city.
The Laughlin Naill Mill is closed down
for q week.
Mrs. P. Davis visited iriends in Warren
ton Sunday.
James ksosuy'n new building on Wash
ington slrect is nearly completed.
Mrs. Z. W. Fohler and son returned
home to Eaat Liverpool yesterday.
Louis Cook, OF Pinch Ridge, will rive q
eocial hop ct hin residence on ThanksRiv'
ing evening.
A young Hon OF Mr.. ZOO Springer will be
buried to-day from HE late residence in
Clark's addition.
The young peoples society in the U. P.
Church will give c social and supper to.
morrow evening.
The remains Of Mr.. Peter O'Connell
will be inferred at n o'clock to-day in
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The Novelty Mold works are making
extra good time, being hardly able to sup.
ply tho demand for molda.
For the lnteat fell and winter stylea in
good fitting clothes, go 10 F. Rub, mer.
chant tailor, Second street.
The O., L. 4 W. passenger depot above
the Benwood blast furnace is nearly com.
pleted, and will be a very cosy structure
when ready for occupancy.
Owners OF skifs and small boats on the
river took the precaution yesterday to
baul their property high on the bsnk. to
avoid their being frozen in tho river.
The funeral OF the lata Thomas Gal
braith will tako place.this afternoon at
me O'Clock from hiz late reeidence IN
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TIE finest Ten-pin alley at seibert'f
Garden Thanksgiving day.
AN Abip profectnr

Il there Is a moro ablep~ protector against tho In,
cursions OF disease than Hostel.er's Stomach Bit.
ters, we have yet to learn Of 1t. Against tho perI.
odic attacks OF fever add ague 1t affords a sure
defense, 1t renews waning vitality, and counter.
acS tho indrmides Of age; 1t prevents dyspepsia
'fom becoming chronic. and eventually annihi.
iA'es 1t. 1t rouscs tho liver and kidneys when dor.
maat and insures a regular habit Of body. To
me nervous 1t Is OF inetimabla benefit, impar,iug
sleadiness and ylsor into an eniecbled phyaque.
Tho term, delicate health" is usually another
name Tor debility. Whilo the Bitters is psocurable,
the weak need never despair OF physical reinforce.
meat persous whose ayocatons arc scdentaly
amd !aooiious, OF Involve exposurc to uniavorablo
climatic Influences will also find the BIttets an
able protector. %Sf5 ~ -
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Tho NJ, E, Minister'S, a.sncin,Ior

The miEieters Of the Wheeling NJ. L,
churches r%eorganized their Ministerial
Association yesterday afternoon and elect.
ed ). E. Jones President, and O. B. Ora.
ham Secretary.
w: 6: RiheldaIer, T. II. Dryden and
W. W. King were appointed curatora, who
alter consultation reported Mondays, 2:3O
r: NJ, Is tho time and the Fourth Street
church 10 the place Of meeting, and that
the business Of the next meeting consist Of
brief reports Of all tho churches by the
pastora. 80
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THANKSGIVING OYSTERS.
The Old EelInblr, ". o. uccIuakn

The Old Reliable, w. o.. McCIuskcy, L
Almost everybody eatu oysters on
Thanksgiving day, and for the past few
years tho capacity Of my houae has becu
taxed 10 ita utmost in order to eupplv tho
enormous demand. Anticipating tbs
lafseat demand I have ever had, (the
weather being what is known as perfect
oyster weather. l will receive e SOLID A
LOAD Of oysters, and everybody can be
aupplied with this delicious biyalve. Ag
usual the stock will DO of extra ouslity.D
and the weather being cold tho oysters
will be "frm, rich and juicy.n On
Wednesday my wagons will deliver oys.
tiers (received that dry by special oynter
expressly to ell the various oyster depots.
meat markets and groceries in the city,
Bridgeport, E.nayille and Martins Ferry,
10 order thst all can be conveniently sun.
piled. II you have been using small, in
ferior oysters that are represented to be
"as good as McCluekey'e,"I auk you to try
the great Ellis Star Brsnd for your Thinks
giving dinner, sud you con see and taste
the difference. Don't forget TO- ask for
McCluskey's Star Brand.
W. O. McCLusyEY,
Wholesale Agent.
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"The ArSonnu:s of 'dO.n

Harley Merry, supported by q company
the leading membera OF which are q. L.
Berch, J. IL. Burnett, II. W. Wright, 10.
sephlne Britain, Adelaide Rcaells and
Bijou Whitall, opened an engagement at
tho Grand last night in 1.-THE Argonauts OF
~" Tho engagement runs till Wednes.
day night, with the usual matinee that
day. The scenery La from Mr. Merry'a
own brush, and though DO has a high rep.
utatlon as q scenic artist, 1t surpasaes any.
thing OF his ever seen hero before. The
piece will be given again Tonight.
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BELLAlIlE.
AL Sorts of Local News and Gossip FROM
the Glass City.

All Sorts of Lucal News n Gossip FroI
the Glass City.
Bob Henderson Is in Wellsville.
Mrs. ]. B. Smith ia in Philadelphia.
Charles Steere will go to Wichita thie
week.
Mr.. Thomas Dixon, OF Wollsville, 10 il
the city.
Mir. George Dieaael, Of New York, is in
the city.
Prot. Hsupt has a very large German
class here.
Hon. R. J. Alexander was in the city
last night.
Tho lookup was pretty foil Saturday and
Sunday nights.
Mics Mabel Crafty, OF Delaware, o., l.
visiting in the city.
Miss Bertha Herbert has returned home
to Buris' Mills after 8 pleasant visit here.
The Goblet Company WAS of yesterday
on account Of q breakage in the natural
gas pipe.
Miss Taylor and Mics Hoge, teachers in
the city schools, were in GAINESVILLE, O..
Saturday.
Pat scEehill's horse and wagon strayed
away last Saturday night, but was found
near West Wheeling late last night.
Capt. Charles Melge5 20. away with the
towboat Enterprise yesterday. She was
laid up under the b.idse oil summer.
William Shields wss appointed to fiji
the vacancy Of the Township trustees, &C.
ceasioned By John Hall reaigning and go.
ing west.
Prof. Haupt, the famous Germsnteacher,
had an audience last night at Choral hall,
which packed the commodious audience
room, and it is apparent that he is going
to have a class here only second in mum.
ber to the one OF Wheeling. Already
many Of the best citizens OF Bellaire have
registsred.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK,

WE arc daily receiving New Novelties
In Sultinga, Pantaloonings and Over.
coatings, which VIC + prepared 10 make
up In llrst.class style ut reasonable
prices.
A full line Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now In stuck.
Our White Un%inundrlcd Shirt, double
scanned, re.enforced front and back, ut
50 cents, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. q. HESS & SONS,
ls 1921 4 1898 Market Street.
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The reaaon why Acker's Blood Elixir Is
warranted, ia because it is the best Blood
Preparation known. 1t will positively
cure oil Blood Diseaees, purifea tho whole
system' and thoroughly builds up the con.
aatltusion. Remember, we guarantee it.
Logan 4 Co., O. RI; Goetze, O. {Menke.
miller RIB. Burt and Bowie Bros. 8
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THE LAW ENFORCED5
nY TIE onAsD JURY YESTERDAY
And the 3Proaeouting Attorney Excluded
from thoir Room-As Small n List Of :
Indictments nj of bills Reported
Not Truo-Few Fslonies Turn Up.

The Circuit Court opened tho Novem.
Der term yeaterday, Judge Boyd preslding
In Part I. and Judge Jacob in Part II.
The criminal buslnesu wss assigned to
Judge Boyd'a side, and 1t was directed
that tho docket be called In his court at 9
A. NJ, today and In Judge Jacobs court nj
2 o'clock this afternoon. Captain b. B,
Dovener appeared in court and called Of
~tention to tho practice OF the Prosecuting
Attorney Of going before tho Grand Jury
and conducting the examination OF wilt
neascu and participating in tho dellbera
tions Of the body. This he hold to be
without warrant OF law.
This objection had tho dcuired effect
Prosecutor Jordan did not aasiat In the
examination OF witnesaea md Wal only IL
tho Grand Jury room when the jurors do.
aired to consult him on some point OF law
MIR. Samuel A. Nssbit., having compiled
with the preliminary requirements, was
admitted TO. practice ct the bar.
Thomas O'Harra, O native OF Ireland,
waa given bis Becond papers OF cltizsnshiI
and constituted q full ledgad cltiz IN OF the
United States.
Tho Grand Jury As finally ompaneled
ives composed Of the following named
gentlemen:
Alonzo Ioiing, William Wolvlnpton,
Fred Nolte, j. L. Ssroehline, John Beltz
j. NJ. Ewing, Fred Happy, Alex. Laing,
L. 9. Delsp!aine, P. H.. Miller, Frank
Walther, Bernard Klevis, Robert II
Po2ue, DC. List, IT,, William Ellingham,
After celebrating and examining all the
witnesses summoned, the Jury between
four and five o'clock reported as tollows:
TRUE BILLS.
George Medley, slisr "Dole" Medley
grand larceny.
Samuel jackson, ieloniously breakin.
and entoriug q stable with iutOns to steal
Addia Fl. Collins, potis laIcony, with
count for former conviction.
Henry Eickcrbcrger, malicious deatrus
ton Of property belonging 10 the Whitta
ker Iron Company.
Melissa McGumphrey, carrying con
cealed welpoGs.
Harry Kelly, carrying concealed
weapors.
Smith 0wens and AloBzo Mitchell, pass
ing q tollgate without paying.
Williem Hickoabottom, Overlooking {
horse.
Mary Ship, three bills, keeping o houss
OF III fame; keeping q disorderlY house
selling beer without O license.
Annie koim, two bills keeping @ hous,
Of i'll fame, end keeping & disorderl!
house.
Cynthia E. Miilsr, keeping e houao 0
NOT TRUE BILLS,
Prof. j.. NJ. Hammond, principal O
Fourth ward schools, assault snd battery
on q pupil.
Fred, aliaa "JeG" Dayls, grand larceny
(Thc robbery Of William Otto, tho Olar
ington barbtc.)
J.E. norgen, petit larceny.
Jsmeo Cahill, keeping d house Of Il
fame.
Harry Kelly, cruelty to animals.
Gertrude Williams, grand larceny.
Mimic Phillips, grand larceny.
Hugh Dsyinney, Thomas Flynn, vii
liam Lowry, Clarence johnson, destroy
ing and detacing property.
Mr.. Dorener appeared end ssked thu!
"Dode" Medley BIS admitted to ball, offer
ing as bondanan . friend of Medley
named He'll, who ives accepted after OK
animation sa TO his surieioncy, and MeGlel
was RELEASED from jsil.
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MT on tho ueud wl,h n nntohot.

Paddy Mahoney was arraigned before
Squire Arkle last night on a charge of as.
sauit and battery on Adam Dennis. Den.
mis- had bis head b~andaged, and said thst
on Sunday ne went to look after a stable
tlaccus Brothers had rented, and found
Mahoney there. a dispute arose 40 to
who had the best right in the stable, which
terminated by Mahoney putting Dennis
out Of the stable, and as he disappeared
through the door, Paddy hit him q crack
on the head with O Ratchet. Mahoney
was fined $40 and costs.
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Yak Will Cn,eh for Mheellnr.

President sceley, Of the Wheeling Base
Ball Association, last night received a tel
egran from Manager Buckenberger, an,
nouuclng that lie had signed for the
Wheeling nine Of 'SS, Yak, the well
known Mans6sld catcher, one Of the best
men behind the bat who played in the
Ohio League last seaaon. This intclli.
Rence will be received with general satis.
faction by the public here. Buckenbercer
is gradually getting together a worry strong
team,
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Indication,

WAanIgegos, D. O., Nov. 22.-For West
ern Pennsylvania, warmer, fair weather,
light 70 lresh ~eoutherly winds in the in
terror, fresh to brisk Goutherly winds a,
lake siationp, becoming variable.
For West Virginia warmer, fair weather,
light to fresh sontherly winds, shifting to
southwesterly. {
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Do not fail to read our Happy Thought
and Timely Suggestion" See advertise
ment elsewhere in this paper. Having
received an order for n Celigraph Writer,
slao an order for a Sewing Machine In.
tended for Christmas gifts, we are prompt.
cd 70 make the special Inducements offer.
ed in our advertisement.
Very truly,
EDWARD L. Rose & Co.
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Oysters. Oys,ors,

III you want good oysters for van
Thanksgiving dinner BIO sure that YOU pet
McOluskey'g. You will find them every.
where. W. o. McOLUsKkY,
Wholesale Agent.
Depot under Mcclure House.
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PLUSH Boxes, Toilet and Mcnicure
Sets, Work BOXES, Mirrors and a wl,ole
host Of 0Ilier bpnutlrul goods Mt Kinks
Art Store, 1906 Muln Street.
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NEVER was there Il better time than
now 10 have your Pictures elegantly and
chsaply framed, and tho place is at
( Kinks Art store, 1905 Main street.
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany, in accordance with its usual custom
will cell Round Trip Excursion Tickets a,
greatly reduced rates to and from ali
Stations on its lines eaet OF the Ohio River
The tickets will BIO sold November 23t
and oath. good to return until November
o5th innlrniyo ~ 59ETf 1r
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OPERA GLASSES.
Glln ~0tdliQetntr
oaloe. Nos. a5 and 81 Fourteenth stroet.


Finc China Ice Cream Sets Ewing Bros.
EngrnvinsA-Nicoll's Art store.
RI Grand Coucert At The Garden" 9stE
Auction salc OF Fine Carriages and Buggles-W,
HHhHller, q "
State Fair Election Notice. rIE
For sale aud For Iscat-Jancs A. Henry. Real
Estate Agent
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad-Third page.
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--I VNorHUH1bttr NtCOrUs ~
The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
storo, Opera House corner, yesterday, reg
1 iptsreS "a folloTs:
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Second street. Thle ronaIna VIM N, Inter

eeConu atIeet.a EeuainH VIII w inteIs
red In Weeks cemetery.
Tho new and old cemeteries arc now in
very fair condition. The laltcr has been
cleared OF all cyclone debris and rubbish,
and q good strong fence now surrounds It.
The former is rapidly increasing In beauty,
and bids fair 10 be made one OF the best
buIying grounds in the cemetery.
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GRAND CONCERT at ''The Garden, Z 1900
Market street, this evening. Music by
the Opera House Orchestra.
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TIE Opera House Orchestra will give a
Grand Concert at The Garden this
evening,
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1T Is wonderful how maryelously low
you can buy Elegant Goods at Kinks Art
Store, 1905 Main street.
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Beatty's ivory Starch.
Labor saving, harmless to fabric, perfect finish.
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GRAND CONCERT at "The& Garden,""l 1900
Market street, this evening. Music by
tho Opera House Orchestra. vs. IJ1 80,
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TEE Opera House Orchestra will give a
Grand Concert at 1.-THE Garden" this
Rvpninu ~ $500 49,. -s-... -.
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FINE A R FOR SALE.

II Anu foN SALE.
Situated ~ miles southwest OF ST. Cla!rsvllle,
containing 1876 acres OF choice land, on which
there "a a gond two.story brick dwelling aud a Two
ty. stables, wagon sheds, corn cribs and all npCet.
sary, outbuildingS. An abundance OF fruit OF ali
kinds; three good apple orchards, q good peai
orchard. plenty OF water at all times. This is one
Of the best stock farms In Belmont county. aud
can DO divided to mako two good farms. WIN b.
sold cheap and on easy terms. For Particular
call on or address. a r T. H nELL,
: Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
OCH LII 'r.HI-e -hE- =fErH RRIDlRpnRr n
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MORNING is more provoking than a
troublesome cough. Cure It with DR.,
Bulls Cough Syrup. 25c.
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Special Inducements.

Go TO seibert's Garden Thanksgiving
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Go N and all to Seibert's Garden
Thanksgiving day.
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